Grand jury accuses Dr Jascalevich of five murders
A Bergen County grand jury indicted Dr. Mario Jascalevich known as Dr X on five murder charges tied to Riverdell Hospital deaths in 1965 66. The surgeon was arrested at his Englewood Cliffs home as he planned three operations in Jersey City. Documents allege willful murder with curare in the victims aged 4 26 73 59 and 70, all patients recovering from surgery.
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Hackensack
N.J
Mario Jascalevich
New Jersey
Riverdell Hospital
Dundall
Bergen County
Jascalevich
Englewood Cliffs
Jersey City
Will
Joseph Woodcock Jr
Woodcock
New York Times
Riverdell
Harrison
Alois Holenstein
Red Rooster
Holenstein
Bob Moseley
Moseley
Peterslie
Northwestern
Butte attorneys among 6 to deny any part in plot
Disbarred attorney Lavon Bretz's lawyers called six Montana lawyers to testify and deny involvement in an alleged plot to murder Attorney General Robert Woodahl and former chief prosecutor Dick Ozivi. Testimony showed none solicited or planned the killings and each claimed little knowledge of the others.
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Butte
Woodah
Pan Agg Healthy
Ptenny
Missoula
William Kelly
Billings
Frank Butte
Wade Dahood
Anaconda
Woodahl
Dzivi
Keefer
Jack LaMere
Harold
Chico
Armstrong Bretz
Merrel Cline
LeMere
Armstrong
Gilbert
Great Falls
Cline
Shirley
Shelby
LaMere
Mrs. Cline
Food costs rise as beef leads summer price pressure
Washington reports beef prices have climbed and are expected to push overall food costs higher through the summer, signaling continued inflationary pressure for households.
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Washington
Anaconda elects Woodlief to board in new lineup
Anaconda Company shareholders elected Joseph B. Woodlief to a one year board term and retained nine existing directors at the annual meeting in Chicago. John B M Place president of the company also won election. Quigley and Woodlief previously worked in Butte with Woodlief later rising to director of labor relations. Place forecast 1976 profits aided by brighter economy and rising copper demand.
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Chicago
Anaconda Company
Joseph B. Woodlief
John W. Brooks
James H. Evans
James D. Farley
Richard L
Silver Bow Employers Association
New York
Place
Anaconda
Jim Murphy
Butte Forward
Uptown
Murphy
Finlen Hotel
Council Chamber
American City Corp
Rocker
Butte Plaza
Stodden Park
Connecticut gamblers push jai alai expansion in Hartford fronton
Connecticut moves to legalize jai alai wagering as World Jai Alai Inc opens a Hartford fronton with four Florida arenas and one in Spain. Officials project $420000 nightly intake and $2.8 million annual tax revenues split between city and state, amid past gambling scandal and political opposition.
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Hartford
World
Alat
Menai
Florida
Beep protest shakes Butte council amid beard contest
Aldermen faced shouts of We protest city council as Jaycees protest their clean shaven look. Timber Butte Mile Hi and Butte Jaycees sponsor a bicentennial beard contest and sold permits to grow or shave. The event leads to July 5 beard judging and a citywide show of support.
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Butte
Mike Micone
Jack Wulf Jr
Timber Butte
Mile Hi
Butte Jaycees
Jaycees
Miracle surgery reshapes Ida Hays face at NYU Hospital
Fifteen year old Ida Hays from La Grande Oregon underwent a long reconstructive operation at New York University Hospital to correct facial deformities. Surgeons led by Dr John Marquis Converse planned a six to eight hour procedure moving the orbits closer and rebuilding with hip bone to restore balance and appearance. The community raised about ten thousand dollars for the operation through auctions cake bakes river raft races and gifts. Ida has faced social stigma due to wide set eyes a wide nose and protruding jaw but has continued to attend school and activities while awaiting the operation.
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New York
Ida Hays
Eoon
Ida
Jacquie Hays
la Grande
Ore
New York University Hospital
John Marquis Converse
Converse
Montana Regents to consider interim presidents for EMC and WMC
Montana Commissioner of Higher Education Lawrence Pettit announced two interim presidents for EMC Billings and Western Montana College Dillon, pending Board of Regents approval. John VanDeWetering and Michael Nash would serve one year as EMC and WMC presidents amid upcoming leadership changes.
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Dillon
Western
James Short
Stanley Heywood
Eastern
EMC
Pettit
van de Wetering
University of Montana
Montana
Nash
Florida State University
UM Pettit
WMC
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Jersey City Medical Center
Jeff
Terly
Montana State University
Bozeman
Carl Tiefenthaler
Mike Sullivan
Walter Hinick
Bottomly
Howard Gilbert
Associated Press
Great Falls Tribune
Ben Harrison
San Fran
Cisco Boys
Unifax
Woodlief
Quigley
Connecticut
Bridgeport Jai Alai
David Friend
Hollywood
Fla
Friend
John Bailey
Bailey
Ella Grasso
Kathleen Cook
Mike Nash
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